Join host Rachel Baum for the Saratoga Senior Center’s poetry/storytelling open mic on the second Friday of every month.
An open mic for poetry, spoken word, music, and comedy for veterans and the public at the Hudson Valley National Center for Veterans Reintegration.
Poets Roberta Gould and Vivi Hlavsa will be featured, followed by an open mic when the Woodstock Poetry Society meets at the Woodstock Library.
Panel topics will include the joys and challenges of writing about motherhood, the ethics of memoir, and how to balance parenting while maintaining a creative practice.
The 2nd Sunday @ 2 series, hosted by Dan Wilcox and Nancy Klepsch, is free and open to the public, please bring two poems or five minutes of prose.
In a series of events over the course of 3 months, WordXWord is asking poets of any age, style, or experience to apply their creative energy to three fraught words - diversity, equity, and inclusion.
The Front Parlor Series is live storytelling in the Capital Region. Every month we gather around an open mic to hear our fellow humans tell us their truths — unfiltered, without notes.
Calling All Poets presents Be The Feature on the third Thursday of every month. This open mic series with a featured poet, hosted by Mike Jurkovic, takes place on Zoom. Open Mic poets 5-10 minutes to share their work. Click here to register. For information on all CAPS events and upcoming features, go to https://callingallpoets.net.
Local poet Andy Fogle will read from his work at the Social Justice Center on Thursday, May 15, with an open mic for community writers.
It is not surprising that the world of Sherlock Holmes revolves largely around men, but there are many significant women characters created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
How can we use translation, whether between two different languages or within one language but with different words, for our own fiction writing?
Write in good company, with good food and drinks at a daytime write-in at Mochalisa's Caffe.
